If there's one Bollywood actor who doesn't get bothered by the ongoing trends, fads, and weird aesthetics, it is Saif Ali Khan. 

While most actors are rarely seen twice in the same outfit and believe in constantly switching things up, Saif Ali Khan is not the same. He doesn't mind being spotted by the paps in his regular PJs or one of the classic white kurtas that he wears on the regular. 

We believe, that over the years, Saif Ali Khan has developed a distinct signature style. Sticking to classic silhouettes and timeless trends, his aesthetic remains unhinged by seasonal fads. 

In fact, a recent outfit proves just that. Take a look at this outfit he wore recently that he wore.

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© Viral Bhayani

Saif Ali Khan was seen wearing a white cotton short kurta with white pants. 

He finished the look with a red bandana he doubled up as a mask as he wore it around his face. He also wore matching white espadrilles. 

Saif Ali Khan is a huge fan of espadrilles and has a pair in almost every colour. He then smartly pairs his outfits with a pair of espadrilles from his vast shoe collection that complements the outfit perfectly. 

Case in point this particular outfit. Take a look at the espadrilles right here:

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© Viral Bhayani

Espadrilles are extremely versatile and can be dressed up and down easily. If you wish to get a pair that looks exactly like Saif's, you could check this out:

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The pair, too, is available in almost every colour. Coming back to Saif Ali Khan's outfit, the whole aesthetic together resembled a goofy 'desi pirate' if you think about it. 

While face masks are the need of the hour, and people are getting creative with their masks every single day. There is something about a bandana being worn as a face mask that makes it badass evidently.

On the work front, Saif Ali Khan will now be working on films like Bhoot Police with Arjun Kapoor, Jacqueline Fernandez, Om Raut's Adipurush, Bunty Aur Babli 2 with Rani Mukherjee, and lastly, Go Goa Gone 2 with Kunal Kemmu and Vir Das.

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